English Language Learning (ELL)

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Academic Pathway for English Language Learners

Step 1. Noncredit ELL

English Language Learning

ELL Level 1

ELL G010N
English for Communication 1

ELL G015N
Grammar for Fluency 1

ELL G016N
Conversation & Pronunciation 1

ELL Level 2

ELL G020N
English for Communication 2

ELL G025N
Grammar for Fluency 2

ELL G026N
Conversation & Pronunciation 2

ELL Level 3

ELL G030N
English for Communication 3

ELL G035N
Grammar for Fluency 3

ELL G036N
Conversation & Pronunciation 3

Step 2. Noncredit ELL

Transitional Academic English Language Learning

ELL G040N
Introduction to Academic Writing for Multilingual Students

ELL G041N
Introduction to Academic Listening & Speaking for Multilingual Students

Step 3. Credit ESL

English as a Second Language

Credit ESL Level 1

ESL G076 (3 Units)
Academic Reading for Multilingual Students Level 1

ESL G086 (4 Units)
Academic Writing for Multilingual Students Level 1

ESL G096 (3 Units)
Academic Listening & Speaking for Multilingual Students Level 1

Credit ESL Level 2

ESL G077 (3 Units)
Academic Reading for Multilingual Students Level 2

ESL G087 (5 Units)
(Formerly ESL 105)
Academic Writing for Multilingual Students Level 2

ESL G097 (3 Units)
Academic Listening & Speaking for Multilingual Students Level 2

Credit ESL Level 3

ESL G078 (3 Units)
Academic Reading for Multilingual Students Level 3

ESL G088 (5 Units)
(Formerly ESL 115)
Academic Writing for Multilingual Students Level 3

ESL G098 (3 Units)
Academic Listening & Speaking for Multilingual Students Level 3

Step 4. College Degree Credit Courses

ENGL C1000E (6 Units)
Freshman Composition with Support. This course provides additional language support for multilingual students.

COMM C1000 (3 Units)
Introduction Public Speaking

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Non-native English language learners will develop English skills essential for daily communication. Its focus on language, culture, and life skills will help students achieve personal, career, and academic goals. The English Language Learning program further develops the student's oral fluency, reading, and writing. It also prepares students for English as a Second Language (ESL) academic credit courses.